How I use Logos (a walkthrough of my weekly Logos usage with screenshots)

I decided to do my weekly workflow publicly today in case anyone was interested in how someone else is using Logos. I tried to include many screenshots and keep prose abbreviated. As I conclude at the end of my blog entry:

While I ignore many of Logos’ flashy tools, I am greatly indebted to the ones which I do use above. I believe it is great software for Bible study and hopefully my walkthrough is useful for people still trying to figure it out, or even old hands who are just curious how other people do their thing.

I'm sure Faithlife collects some automated usage data, but perhaps it could be useful for them too, to see how users are using their product.

At any rate, enjoy!

https://medium.com/@josiah12345/logos-walkthrough-6b537c7ab8c3

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Juan Gabriel

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Bruce Dunning

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1020409#Comment_1020409

Thanks for sharing Josiah. I always find it interesting to see how other people use Logos.

In particular I like your important step that you call "Stew". This is an important part of the learning process! [Y]

Levi Durfey

Thank you for sharing, Josiah...nice post.

GaoLu

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1020413#Comment_1020413

Great post. Thanks.

William McFarland

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1020431#Comment_1020431

Great information, thank you

Martin Hall

Good stuff man, thanks for showing.

Brad

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1020470#Comment_1020470

This is one my favorite posts on the message board. Thank you. This was extremely helpful

Michael S.

Nice! Thanks for that. It was helpful to think about how to use Logos better.

Rodney Phillips

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1020745#Comment_1020745

thank you for this.. Gave me new ideas to try

Philana R. Crouch

Josiah,

Thank you for sharing your blog post with your Bible study workflow. It's really good. In upcoming releases we are going to be adding the ability to add more guide sections and tools. You could take what you've written in your blog post and create a workflow. Something that could be reused over and over again. That's the point of workflows it is a tool for users to create a template for how they study the Bible for them to use or share with others.

Blessings,

Philana

David A. Peterson

Thanks Josiah, I greatly appreciate it!

Eduardo Fergusson

Thank you! A very helpful and informative post

Chris Garrett

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1020940#Comment_1020940

Thank you! Great post and very helpful.